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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
SENATOR HIsCoCK on MR.. NICoLL.

cONNiNDING THE HFFt Bff1AN' 80 Nt" -ff~niS
FOR sUrrOHlISG Az HONEST DEMOCRAT.
GIrNNs FAILS Oo'. 70 tsp,ciqu. senator Hisoock
arrived here tai. afternoon. The opera oI,e, In ~h ca
Mr. ulscock N lde speech. will hold Iip) people.
IL wa. crowc.i aiih voters Among tho prominent Re
puboan- present Je sc = IL norcnuN 81 ba-ton.
tho Republican cauddat, FOR Controller eK Congress
man T. A. Johnson ana eS-enAtor " W. Rock
well I'm tho course Of al, sp.orh. Mr. Hsro.S.
referring 10 tho nomination ~ Delaney Nicoi for Dis
trlct- Attorney % New- YORK. sdd:
The Republican party proud Of rs past AMI IL pres
rnt l. specially proIl Of rs state nni local cani-
dafea ihs yelr lnOs at IFS MANAGEMENT Ia the CIV OF
New YORK. Hero great city which IA hccn sttur
Cling bribery aud cuf.ipiiO Ton. II bat WsgcI war
ihr.nyh tw" honest o'rcias. Randolph T. MARITIME and
Dei.autey Nicoll. upon "a band 81 corrupt mon may
convicted hrpo-gNrr- an put several or ti' n
I'm STATE pn-sn Both ~ The able. fearless AMI non
officials promotion How dl the Do mOcrac
pary treat ihemI IL tuTuod AWAY from QUO or them,
carried was entitled 70 promotion rhrp1rh his t'ity
and hoidn--s hs had uvctcd The brbs gyers Hu tho
Democratic party turned away from hin would not
nave him. Thc Republican party took Mt Nco up and
nominate HIM for district Attorney. II fl 50 ioyuly
He wa- "a Democrat but that did not matter lie hal
be.n faithful public official iis services Ia continue
the prosecution THO bripe giS~rs needed aud
IN mixing that domination Of Mr.. Niroll mil hr Mar
tine the Republican parry vniira ei Its rsht 10 con
tiurd .tcHcs and ths support % the American people
II also viudcne it, rish to the peoples supppr, when
ed The OF General Grant for Secretary q:
nsts contrast that action with tn. action of tue Dem
orrafic party In turning away from MI Nlcui. llerc
once and II tho Office but 1t did not
want u honest Applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
REPUBLICANS HARD Ar WORK.
MANY MEETINGS ~ BRooKLYN-SO OPPONENT FOR
SENATOR PIERCE.

MANY MEETINGS ~ BROOKtYN-SO OPPONENT FOR
SENATOR PIERCE.
spiritsi Republican mass-meeting hold
in the Twenty-thrd Ward Republican wigwan
in Brooklyn last evening Tho speakers
we're OK United states Di.trict Attorney
A. w. Tenney. tho Rev DR.. Edward T. insersol jesse
johnson, ex Assemblymin joan Oaxey All Dr. A. 81
Burns.
At International Hall, in tho Fifteenth Ward. an
equally enthusiastic meeting aidressot By John
Green, George B. Forrsster L. W. Bsas-y and others
The ggest meeting Of the week Will be hei in tho
Cermont-aye Rink saturday evening. II Will be ad
dressed by Senator iIiscock Colonel Fred Grant
Senator Miller. Jesse Johnson and others A. W.
Tenney will preside There will be largo meeting In
Turn Hail. in the sixteenth Ward to morrow night.
cedeu by parade.
The delegates 10 tho Republican Senate Convention In
I'D District In Brooklyn met in Grand Uuinn Hall. In
suri- night and decided to pnt no candidate In
the field gaainst senator Pierce. The district
bas nominal Democratic majority OF 5000
Two years Nr. Pierce was unopposod except by "a
Prohibition candidate Now Labor candidate. Thomas
Seward viii divide the Democratic vote with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

MISS HOYr NEED nor BE EXAMINED.

AN OPINION FROM THE UFNkkAL TERM fACAllN0
JUSTICE DONOHUE's ORDER
The General Term VI the supreme COur; has vacated
tho order OF Justice Donohue granting tho application
OF Mrs. Helen NJ Ioyt, widow VI jesse iioyt for the
appoin ment OF a commission to conduct an eKamina
ton IA regard TO tho condition OF tho mind Of her
daughter, Mary Irono Hoyt, aud especially as To
whether she IL all hab ual drunkard. Tho court
says:
Designating the affidavit OF DR.. Milne, which we
must exclude under tho provisions OF tho Code tho
only proof by affidavit tina tho case presented Il ono
specified IN Title 8 Of the COde-that Of George L.
button, n Justice OF he Peace In Engewood, N. j.
This affidavit relates only to one occasion and anOs
no proof of ho alleged that the person proceeded
against Is an habitua drunkard. The order must DO
reversed with leave to upon additional papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
RIpyySr EIFCTTONS ~ NFW-JgRNEP

H,DposrEID. " j.. Oct. 20 (sSec.ah. Inc Nev-Jer-
sey Baptist State Convention concluded its two days
work tonight with service OF song led by the Rev.
W H. Geistwel. OF Camden. aud several addresses by
lay and clerical delegates To-day addresses made
in behalf Of Pedde Institute by the Rev. Dr. Green. and
Professor II. X. Trask for South jersey Institute a.
Bridgctou The report OF the treasurer. tho Rev. A.
Suydam. showed the convention TO be IN good condt
ton. Tue Committee Obituaries reported throu On
tho Rev. ". Wilson the death OF seven olergymen the
following officers elected President. ". A. Aver,
viceprestients. j. NJ Carpenter and : Van Wlckle;
Rotary J. C. Buckman. Pembcrton treasurer, Asa suy
dam. Remington.
This afternoon the jubilee anniversary OF the State
Educational society was held. AL address made by
Tho Rev Dr. H. y. rarmy, who detailed the history Of
the society. Other addresses made by Rev W. V.
Wilson and the DR.. o. 4. E4chss Tho annual ser
mon preached by the Rev. H. H. Barbour, or Cam
den. The following officers were elected: President,
w. II. Parmly; vice pre- .iients. ths Rev. W. " Nsoa
and Professor T. X. Trask; secretary, the Rev O. z.
Eohes; treasurer the Rev. g. +. Hsrr. board OF
managers composed Of thirty lay and clerical dcleg
also elected.
GIVING ONEHALF or THE COST or CHrRCH
PHIL.DELFHIA Oct 20 (Speci1D.-Wiam II. Kembls
has buted $1,000 being onehalt OF the total
pense. for tho erection OF Methodist Episcopal
Church at Woodbury.. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
ALpERMAN1c CANDIDATES IN BROOKLYN.
ApPL,AUDING TUE REPUBLICAN TICKET
A REPUBLICAN CLUB IN ELMIRA.

ErnRA. Oct 90 (Specfub. The first permanent Repuo
lcan club organized Ia county named the Chez
mnng County Republican Club this evening. Tho prln-
cpss OF the club purely Republican In politics. each
member binding himself TO support the regular nominees
OF the party Nearly hundred OF the best men in the
party have become members Suitable rooms have been
selected the proper furnishing will soon be provided
from moneys from initiation tees. which arc -
FOR each member This club will doubt have telling
esct ia the election, tho members, some OF WHOM
have here oiOre led by general apathy Will In tut
ure take an active part in party AFFAIRS The canvass
In ths city aud county thus far highly satisfactory to
the Republicans and the prospects are good for clean
sweep Tor the state Senate Assembly aud county tick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
THREE CONvEN WHITE PLAINS.


BUSINESS EXPEDITIoUsLY.
There were three Republican conventions at White
Plains Ws.tchester County, yesterday. The principals
In each convention eXJudge W. II. Robertson.
General James W. Hustled. ID. Wiley Travis and Assem-
blyman j. Irving Burns. The first was Comfy conVen
ton, which called TO order by T. r. Lovat who was
afterwsrd made chairman. All the elitors OF the Repnb
lcan papers the county lie secretaries David
Groin well the present County Treasurer was nominated
for the fourth term W. H. Hyler. OF Rye. and smith
Hopkins. Of North Castle. were nominated FOR Coronrrs
John IL. Backster OF Cortland. was renomlnaied for
justice OF tho Sessions. The County convention then
adjourned.
The lid Assembly District convention then convene ed
In the hall and nominated Samuel ". Craford and
Bradford Rhodes candidates for As 'embly Upon n
ballot being Mr. Rho les declared the nominee
aud his niEatoB made unanimous. Mr. Rhodes
Is a printer aud publisher at No. - VILLA INST
The school convention - nominate seAoo! co biniS
siener followed the Assembly convention. There WAS
bur candidate for the tce DAVID A Rowe. OF me
Hn"nysd- Press. Tarrytswn Ills nomination was by
reclamation After he Adjournment OF all the CONVEX
tho republican County COninttes mel ana N" ~
RobertsoR unanimously Ghost cnAriuan Tho INA
A,semDy Dstrct viii meet to-lay nj fihe-
Bridge aud nominate James ". Huste1 for member oil
Assembly.
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CLOSING PRIOES or 0ALIFORNIA STOCKS


she That lac had ceased love her. Her beauty
ed former high spirits had given place to duh
lssitude what had causo this ohansof Functional do
she suffering frou thoss ailments peculiar
their lives drfted apart How
needless how cruel Had sho taken Dr. Pioroo's Favorite
Prescription she might have been RESTORED 10 health and
Happiness any lady reaier OF these nues Is similarly
let her lose time procuring the Favorite
Prrscption IL will give her lease OF ifA sod by
gss under positive guarantee frsm the manufacture
perfect satisfaction In every refunded
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
IRVING HALL PLEASED WITH NICoLL

Tie probabilities that Irving Hall will ndorse tho
Republican ticket Irving Hall claims the credit OF being
the OF the political organizations TO como out for
NE Nic0l The SubExecutive Committed last Saturday
Mr. Nico TO he the choice OF the organ
fzaion District Attorney The leaders OF the organ
isxton last evening discussed the programme for tho
County Convention be held this evening he sentl-
strongly In favor OF indorsng the Republican
ground that there two good Democr =
on it, Under circumstances will any Candidate on the
United Democratic ticket be Endorsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
THE SUNDAY LAW TO BE PRESERVED.

Arrangements stl going for the public meeting
opposition TO the Personal lberiy party to be held at
stenway Hail Monday evening and the committee Is
thoroughly pleased with the progress that Is making
Certain members the committee acting In connection
with other organizations, preparing TO send out this
pledge he signed br candidates for the Legislatures
l. tho of party. the approaching election.
for tho Office Of opposed 10 The change IN The present
Sunday law proposed hv the sOcsied Personal Liberty
psry enon held IN the CITY OF Albany.
elected hereby pledge myself TO all my influence
TO prevent any change Ia said law.
The replies will be published Other organizations
taking similar actop In other parts OF The state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
DEMOCRATS NAMED IN SEw.JrRsEY.

C,NDLS. y. J., oct 20 CSpeeiap The Democrats OF
Camden County to-day made their Assembly nominations
in the three districts Ia the Ist Major IT, stansoury
stan officer o. tho Gth Regiment, National Guards was
named on the first ballot
The IlG District Convention nominated Daniel W.
Homer a stockton Township collector and OF e1
Judge Asa liOgnor
la the District Henry Turley. who got tho seat
from George Hars last winter. nrst CHOSEN unsn
inoIsly. nat hs drc.iRed and then William ll.lysr a
glass manufactures or WlnslOw. was chosen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
THE sCOURGE AT TAMPA.

WAsHIEGTos, Oct. 2G-Surgeon General Hamilton has
received dispatch from DR. Porter, in charge of relief
measures at Tampa Fla. saying:
not vet need professional assistance There have
been about go 30 OF yellow and thu
ap .its There fourteen yester-
day. About sixty sex In town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

out to day that there intense dissatisfaction among
IN. managers because OF tho candidate for Governor
pu so ereat Is the discomfort that tho suggestion
10. bs.n made to have him Withdrawn from the ticket
Ia has beea aost bitterly abused by his own party for
hsng caught In the trap set for him by the
RennbIioana The secret OF much OF the Democratic
sppsston to Powell Is his persistent posing as Cievo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

KEPUBLICAN MEkTINGS IN EVEKl OIIIO COUNTY.
MANSFIELD. Oct. 20 (Speciai Governor Foraker to-
day addressed large audiences, at Upper
dusky the other here To-day every county ohio
has Republican meetings. addressed by orators
from all thu country and state. Senator sherman
IL night ut ChiIc,tho Tbs Democrats dlscour-
AGED and late last nrht had long council OF the
Slate Committee rooms In Oumbds The report leak cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
AsILLY RUMOR ABOUT MR. McMAcKLN.

Among the silly rep-rts published yesterday was one
70 the effect that Chairman MoMackin OF the United
Labor Party. visited the Republican headquarters
Tuesday night to Offer his support Senator Plat
- certain largo SUN OF money. No sensible person be-
lieved It, MoMackin did visit tho Fifth Avenue Hoo IL
10 rue. He came In company with Chairman ONe and
Secretary Leubuscher OF the Campaign Cou niittss.
simply 10 learn the result OF tho Republican csnveptsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
PLANS FOR A BIG REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

There every indication that the rally OF the Young
Republican clubs OF the city at Cooper Union
to night will be OF the largest
massmeetings OF tho campaign. Tho Fed
eral. the Empire and several OF the other foun'hlng
gsnzat0ns will march dow 10 the hall Tue Federal
Club will have the 7th Regiment band and all tho
others will be provided with martial music Llihn Root
will preside Congressman Burrows. or Michigan, and
Jsbr r. Piummer OF this city, will make the principal
speecheA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
uIscooK AND GRANT TO BE IN KINGSTON

KINGSTON Oct. 20 tSpeeidh. Republican meet
ing will be held here November T. Senator Ii.cock
and Colonel Grant will deliver addresses special trains
will bo run oil tho West Shore waikiki Valley and
Ulster and Della railways colonel aud Mrs Grant
will hold IA cepton at the house of A. r. Clearwater
chairman OF tho County Central Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
LONG ISLAND REPUBLICANS.

HOLDING TWO ASSEMBLY AND TIFF COUNTY. CON
MENTIONS IN ONE DAY.
At the Town Hall OF Jamaica. l.. l., yes
tcrday the Queens County Republican Conven-
ton and the LIST Assembly District Repub-
lican Convention were held. Tho proceedings
throughout were marked by harmony and enthusiasm
The Assembly District Convention was held first TWEEN
tyeight delegates present Marcus b. Gould, OF
FLUSHING was made chairman. Ernest Lutters Of Col
lege Point was nominated for Assemblyman Seth 8.
suydam OF oyster Bay, nominated for School Com
missioner.
The County Convention hold In the after noon
James H. Plat, OF Jamaica. was chosen permanent
chairman Martin V Wood OF Hampstead. was nomi-
for the Office Of county treasurer George A. Mott
Of Poarsas for distrctattoruey Isaac H. Cocks nomi
mated the Democratic nominee. John Fleming. IL
was received with marks OF disapproval FROM
all Sides so Mr.. Cocks withdrew H.
John A. Nostrand also nominated but declined and
Mr. Motifs nomination was then carried by reclamation
Henry A. Alien received the nomination for super
pendent Of the Poor For justice OF Sessions there
were two nominees Henry A. Van Allen and T. b..
Cloves Mr. Allen winning by twelve votes. Some dis
cussoa took place about tho once OF coroner Dr r.
both Democrats were Nominated 1t was finally agreed
to make no nomination for Coroner.
The following were chossn delegates TO the Senate
Chamberlain. OF Newtown; DR.. r. A. Wright OF oyster
Bay: william Dykes. OF jamaica; Lucus NJ. Manley. OF
Thomas A. smith, of Hampstead. and a. X. b. LennetL
of Flushing. NJ ID. Gould, j.. X. Summers 1. H. Berg,
George Wallace and Joseph Lawrence IT, were socl ell
10 attend the Convention as delegates ai-large inc
convention adjourned Win threo ringing checfs Iof
Colonel Grant.
Tho Republicans OF the lid Assembly District OF
Queens Couuty Yesterday nominated William Dykes. OF
Jamaica for the Assembly and j. J. Curley. OF Hemp
stead, for School Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
Ex.MAYoR LOW AT OGDENSBURG.

pprsrNTrSg THE ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN BEFORE
TIE PEOPLE.
OoprxspuRa Oct % tSpeefnD.-Seth Low OF Brooklyn,
addressed q Republican mass-meetns at the Opera
House in this city this evening. lie was received with
enthusiasm and began at once discussion OF state
,ssue. TO prove that this election In which indie
pendent should stand up and be counted with the
Republican party. He showed that Governor Hill
vetoed In 1888 bill which was the same In Its
essential features the Census bill thai Governor
lden signed 1873 Governor Iilrs veto OF the Dill
70 hold a Constitutional Convention, which had been
ssked for by the people, also criticised Further
Mr. Low believed the Republican party should be sus-
tanned in the present election because 1t was better pre-
pared TO maintain and carry out the principles OF civil
service Reform. lie entered into full and exhaustive
discussion Of the positions occupied by the Republican
and Democratic parties upon the temperance question,
making IL so clear could misappFehcnd the
stnation and fail 10 know what his vote Will
mean The Republican party. he said should be sup
ported by temperance for the enemies IL
had made upon this issue To-day us greatest danger OF
defeat came from organized effort on the part or
engaged In the liquor traic 10 compass us over
throw - - A., ,,oo.o.. =, No,r
York City hay attempted punish DE Lancey Nicol for
dong his duty in the trial OF the Doodle Aldermen
THs Republicans stand by him
The meeting closed with rousing cheers FOR Mr. Low
and the Republican ticket
ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES IN BROOKLYN.
Democratic nominations for District Aldermen we're
made IN two districts In Brooklyn yesterday Tho men,
bers the present Board were renomnated with one ex
ception Moses Enge Who has been named for Justice
OF tho Pesce L. c. Murphy named In his place.
The non inees are: - a
lst District. James MoGarry, M. J. Cofey,
lama, Kane and Jon Mccarthy; I'D District. Edward
a. Mrrphy Daniel McGrath, william Mckee aud JefoT-
son aok The lid District Convention adjourned until
morrow
APPLAUDING THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Common wealth Club had It's regular monthly
meeting and the Metropolitan Hotel last even
ing. Over 200 members were present. After dinner
Mr. Jame,, the president OF the club, made short
speech and introduced Carl schurz AS tho chief speaker
O the evening.
reference tho speaker TO the excellent ticket nonl
mated on Tuesday by Cue epubca1 party OF this city
drew out vigorous applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
xvTIIth Assembly District nominated Jamos Fitzsim'
mons for Alderman.
MCLAUGHLIN HAS HEARD FROM Mr. LOW.
The BROOKLYN boss" QUIvERs UNDER THE


YOUNG ORATORS BURNING WORDS.
The sursst proof that Mayor Lows convincing argu-
ments In the Academy OF Music Monday night demon
strang the subserviency OF the Brooklyn Democracy TO
aa0ss MCLAUGHLIN had taken effect was given yester-
day. when Mclaughlin made public In the Brooklyn
papers the following eSasve and disinsenuous state
ment:
In looking over OF the proceedings OF the re
publican ratification meeting held last evening VIC
had the level Of dsrsputabe politician IN
upon private citzen IN charging me as inu
bringing about nomination Tor Mayor III ths y
that Mr. Chaplin must have made PIE gos 70 mo
IN ment for his nomination.
have esteemed ex Mayor Low gentleman ana scnols
induces impart this little bit OF Information
Alfred C. Chaplin 10 speak 70 him TOT
have spoken 70 him in my NE In con-
on nom for Mayor. have never had
with him. directly or Indirectly Oy ee
with knowledge or on3ent on THIS matter.
quite that such conversation has ever kon
place g., c,,. --,,s
the could for Grover Cleveland or any
other nominee OF the Dem TIC party. -, 49,.
A. the other OF the Republican party II tneJ
feel benefits them 10 attack personally sna poh
caly, charitable do nU feel that ought TO make
any objections Very respectfully HUGH MCLAUGHLIN
Notwithstanding the assertion OF the BOSS "
that he had nothing to DO with inc
nomination OF Mr.. Chaplin, no one VINO was
present the convention believe for moment tnat
great pressure brought to bear upon the
delegates insure the nomination. Mr. Chaplin WAS IN
Boss who reflect his sentiments for several days Do
fore the nomination. and IT IS selevdont una. II .no
" Boss " had wanted any other man, Chapn wou'o ho'
have been considered.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-17
A Presentation.

An interesting and somewhat tu-
multuous session of the third house
was held last evening, at w hich a joint
and concurrent resolution to remove
the capital to Sedalia was discussed,
and after an hour spent in dilatory mo-
fions and filibustering was forced to a
vote and defeated by "a to II. The
Set.s liza men were chaperoned by Billy
Steele, who sat in the lobby and direct
ed their movements. When the vote
was announced they were apparently
surprised 10y their own weakness, and
filed out hastily, taking no interest
whatever i'm any further proceedings of
khe house for the evening.
Immediately after the house was
called to order, and before the capital
removal resolution was taken up, the
presence OF a large number of repre-
sentatives was observed, and the query
went around, "why were they there?"
This was answered by Represen tative
Hinton. of Bates, taking the floor. and
sn jan elegant speech, presenting, on
behalf of his fellow members, a magni-
fieent gold headed cain to Representa-
tive Croker, of Iron county. Mr..
Croker. lin acknowledgement, made
well timed reply, thanking his friends
for the honor conferred. - Jefferson
City Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-17

shoats, two two-horse plows. one grind
stone, one wash-wringer, and, also, all
curtains, crockery, glassware, house
hold and kitchen furniture, all knives,
forks, spoons, and tableware, and all
other farming utensils, goods and
chattels belonging to said first named
parties in, upon or pertaining to said
hotel and grounds, on the lands prem
Uses above conveyed, in.trust, to secure
the payment of certain notes in said
deed of trust described; and whereas
said notes are now past due and unpaid.
And, whereas, the said J. w. Wal
lace and VIM. r. Donaldson, trustees,
as aforesaid, have refused to act as said
trustees in the sale of the above men,
toned property; now, therefore, in
pursuance Of the terms of said trust
deed, I, r. w. Whitworth, the sheriff
of the said County of Iron, at the re-
quest of the legal holder of said notes
will, in lieu of said trustees, J. w.
Wallace and VIM r. Donaldson, sell the
above described property at public ven
due to the highest bidder for cash at the
east front door OF the court house in
the town of Ironton, in said county of
Iron, in the State of Missouri, between
the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and five
o'clock P. NJ, on
Monday, 14th Day Of March, 1887,
for the purposes of said trust
P. w. WENTWORTH,
Sheriff of Iron County, Mo.